echo suppression

[zph]

Good day!

Just a question for you guys.

Is there a way to suppress the output of the OVERKILL command in autolisp?

Here is a simple routine as an example:

(defun c:demo ()

(setvar "cmdecho" 0)
(setq oldOSmode (getvar "osmode"))
(setvar "osmode" 0)

(command "-overkill" (ssget) "" "")

(setvar "cmdecho" 1)
(setvar "osmode" oldOSmode)

(princ)

) ;demo

And this what ACAD returns:

Current settings: Tolerance=0.000001, Ignore=None, Optimize polylines=Yes, Combine partial overlap=Yes, Combine end-to-end=Yes
0 duplicate(s) deleted
0 overlapping object(s) or segment(s) deleted

I'd like to be able to suppress the 'current settings' part from the command line, ideally.  I don't mind keeping the quantity of objects deleted.

Is this possible?

[scot-65]

NOMUTT 0/1

???

[zph]

Thanks for the reply, scot-65. Resetting the system variable nomutt didn't suppress the overkill return, though.

[scot-65]

The only other way I know to keep the command line
quiet is to make a command in the CUI with the prefix
^Q or ^P in the macro string.

untested.
???

[IconSystem]

There's the same issue with the ATTSYNC command which regardless of NOMUTT and CMDECHO settings, always prompts "ATTSYNC complete."

Annoying.